Here’s another change for YouTube’s management team, which has been in flux for much of the year: Shiva Rajaraman, the executive in charge of the video site’s consumer products, is headed to Spotify.

Rajaraman’s departure is notable for multiple reasons, but the most obvious is that one of his jobs was to shepherd YouTube’s long-delayed music subscription service. And now he’s headed to the world’s biggest music subscription service.

Last month, YouTube product manager Chris LaRosa, who also worked on the music service and had reported to Rajaraman, left the company to work on an unrelated startup. At the time, Google executives said his departure wouldn’t affect the music service, which was supposed to launch late last year and is now tentatively scheduled for this fall.

A YouTube spokesman wouldn’t comment about the music service’s launch, but offered this statement via email: “Shiva has done so much to help grow YouTube into what it is today. We wish him all the best, and know that the team he has put in place will continue to serve all our creators and viewers exceptionally well.” Spotify declined to comment.